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Old 10-02-2011, 11:34 PM #1
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Default RSD & that time of the month
RSD, for me, always gets worse during PMS and during periods. After the research I've done I believe it to have something to do with the shift in hormones. That the hormones are actually causing the RSD to flare.

Does anyone else have increased RSD symptoms around "that time of the month"? It would be GREAT to get some feedback from all you gals on this.

Who would have thought that I may actually look forward to menopause if it means less monthly pain.
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